Waller High School - Wallerian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The friends we made . . . mary Tengler, Norton Iacobs, Dennis Hill, Ben Guagliardo, Lorraine Tillman, Lena Carine, Marybeth Fay, Deborah Storck, and Dennis Hill. Helping to publish this book consumed a good deal of time tor lohn Genovese, Rose Sargis, Floyd Earl, Henrietta Lux, Pat Hatha- way, Dianne Bacon, Clinton Meininger, Mary Stiles, Ben Guagliardo, Lorraine Tillman, Bob Monsell, Neal Ball, Harold Raiman, and Den- nis Hill. The College Club has been an important organization for a great many graduates. The following were all members: Wanda Kaihara, Georgia Georgeson, Richard Mohnhaupt, Lil- lie Ckuhara, Iames Keane, Harold Raiman, Bob Monsell, Dennis Hill, Ray Payne, Doreen Kovitz, Norton Iacobs fNorton was vice-presi- dent twicel, Paul Yonan, Rosemary Booton, Mead Gifford, Clinton Meininger, Rosemary Tengler, Marshall Iacob, Ben Guagliardo, Con- stance Berbas, Yoko Arakawa, Barbara Burns, Lucy Gartner, Marilyn Dabisch, Anna Marie Aigner, Marilyn Crook, Clara Gultling, Arlene Schwarzer, Shatiga Daulet fShatiga was vice- president and secretaryj, lean Fujinaka, Neal Ball Cvice-president twice and presidentj, Bar- bara Soraparu, Lorraine Tillman, Marybeth Fay, Mary Daniels, Iohn Genovese, Connie Mack Higgins, Arlene Nelson, Floyd Earl, Rose Sargis, Richard Harding lsergeant-at-armsl, Charlotte Hurst, Mary LaRocca, Basil Talbott, Kaye Tymitz, Deborah Storck, Giovanna Sgar- aglino, and Anna Marie Aigner. The tine arts, music, drawing, and drama, tound many enthusiastic patrons among our class members. Note the length of this list of members ot the various choral music organ- izations: Iulie Cannella, Shirley Haskell, Ioan Karl, Ioan Iacobson, Marion Hurtig, Iames

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-v. The prizes we won Honor roll students among the graduates of lune, l953, are Betty Wagner, Shirley Haskell Nancy Ramirez, Iulie Cannella, Lillie Okuhara losephine Sauter, Paul Kadota, Marilyn Crook Marilyn Dabisch, Shirley llg Clara Gultling lohn Mayahara, Lois Biden, Angie Cannella Lena Carine and Rose Sargis The Student Council gave a great many of us a chance to develop qualities of leadership The students listed below were elected by their divisions, many of them again ana again to represent them in the Council: Betty Wag ner, Bob Monsell Tom Encheff Lillie Okuhara Patricia Moriarity, lulie Cannella, Dennis Hill lames Keane Betty Rhodes, Richard Piont kowski, Doreen Kovitz, Ray Payne, Mead Gif tord, Norton lacobs, Paul Yonan Clinton Mein inger, Marshall lacob Ben Guagliardo, Bonnie Van Gemert Constance Berbas Neal Ball Yoko Arakawa, Duane Boorsma Marilyn Crook, larnes Coblenz, Marilyn Dabisch, Lor raine Tillman Shafiga Daulet Angie Cannella Lena Carine, lohn Genovese, Kaye Tymitz Floyd Earl, Rose Sargis, Richard Harding, Mary LaRocca Norman Vlferner loan Sanders Gio vanna Sgaraglino, and Dennis Hill ln order to keep our social center at Waller we had to maintain a certain average attend- ance, which involved planning and publicity, and we had to make sure everyone had a good time after he arrived. The Social Center Com- mittee were very versatile in finding new ideas that would accomplish these aims. Serving on the committee from our class were Ray Payne, Rosemary Tengler, Paul Yonan, Neal Ball, Norton lacobs, Beverly Moley, and Betty Hollingsworth. We're proud of our publications here, too, and of the pupils who worked out this Waller- icm and our Yellow and Blue. Working on the Y 6. B staff were Lillie Okuhara, Shafiga Daulet, Neal Ball, Doreen Kovitz, Connie Mack Hig- gins, and Floyd Earl. Reporters were Rose-

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The tasks now done . Keane, Betty Kolah, Patricia Moriarity, Nancy Rarnirez, Betty Rhodes, Betty Wagner, Lillie Okuhara, Doreen Kovitz, Ray Payne, Rose- mary Tengler, Pat Sullivan, Paul Yonan, Rose- mary Booton, Loretta Walker, Mead Gifford, Carol Bartelt, Gerry Murphy, Catherine Brang, Constance Berbas, loan Armetta, Ruth Melton, Barbara Burns, Arlene Pianeta, Mae Bookie, Marshall lacob, Norton lacobs, Bonnie Van Gernert, Shatiga Daulet, Louise Erickson, Bet- ty Hollingsworth, Dolores Ripke, Evelyn Tate, Esther Eshoo, Mary Daniels, Lorraine Tillrnan, Anna Marie Aigner, Arlene Schwarzer, Betty Boanta, Neal Ball, Beverly Moley, Charles Serio, Marilyn Dabisch, Barbara Soraparu, Angie Cannella, Muriel Carr, Norrnan Werner, Arlene Nelson, Richard Harding, Floyd Earl, Charlotte Hurst, Dorothy Kohtanen, RoseAnn Maniscalco, Henrietta Lux, Mary LaRocca, Bas- il Talbott, Kaye Tyrnltz, Dorothy Zender, Deb- orah Storck, Giovanna Sgaragltno, and loan Sanders. The instrurnental music organizations had their loyal rnernbers, too. Harold Rairnan, Pat Hathaway, Wanda Kaihara, Betty Rhodes, Bet- ty Kolan, Rosemary Tengler, Delores LaLonde, Paul Yonan, Dianne Bacon, loan LaBarbera, Shirley llg, Clara Gultling, larnes Coblenz, Shatiga Daulet, Neal Ball, Louise Erickson, Lucy Gartner, Paul Einch, lohn Genovese, and Deborah Storck all played with either the band or the orchestra, several graduates played with both groups. These graduates all enioyed art so much that they joined one ot the two speeial clubs tor art students: Bob Newey, Beverly Moley, Richard Mohnhaupt, Patricia Moriarity, lohn Mayahara, Lorraine Tillrnan,Barbara Weinant, Beverly Moley, Neal'Ball, Clara Gultling, Yoko Arakorwa, Doreen Koviti, Clinton Meininger, and Patricia Hathaway.